Table of Contents

Contents: Introduction 1. Defining an Environmental Movement 2. Different Approaches to the Study of Environmental Movements 3. Origins of the Czech Environmental Movement: From Conservation to Political Opposition 4. The Development of the Czech Environmental Movement, 1990-2000 5. Case Studies 6. The Czech Environmental Movement in 2003 Conclusion Bibliography Index

About the Author

Adam Fagan, Lecturer in Politics, Queen Mary, University of London, UK

Reviews

"'This volume presents an original study of the development of the environmental movement in the Czech Republic, particularly in relation to the democratic transition process. It offers a broad, historical analysis of the evolution of the movement through the 1990s to the present day, and presents rich case studies on a number of environmental organisations. The detailed empirical work reveals interesting insights into the character of contemporary Czech politics and the difficulties faced by the environmental movement. This is a well researched and well written piece of work which will make a valuable contribution to the existing literature.' - James Meadowcroft, University of Sheffield, UK"